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Here are some of the more unique ways "hunks" and "skirts" talked about and/or described other people during this time: all show and no go - looks good superficially badass - trouble maker blitzed - drunk chrome dome - a bald man (humorous) cool head - someone who is calm and easy-going decked out - dressed up, often in fancy clothes dig it - understand a concept or idea in a positive manner don't flip your wig - don't be upset dove - a peace lover dropout - refuse to conform with society fab four - The Beatles fink - tattletale flake - useless person, often implying unreliability fox - good looking woman freedom riders - civil rights protestors, particularly those involved in challenging racial segregation gone - under the influence of drugs gnarly - difficult or big hacked - made someone mad or irritated hawk - a supporter of war hippie/hippy - a member of the counterculture

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Similar patterns exist for survey respondents with any past 30-day use of e-cigarettes

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